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Security is undoubtedly the most important aspect that you must consider while you are renting a Florida . self storage. unit to store any of your valuable belongings.
What style self-storage facility should I keep vinyl in?
Q. I live in the northeast, will be away for the fall, and plan to put my vinyl and comics in a self-storage facility. i have everything boxed up properly but need to determine if i need to spring the extra money for a climate-controlled storage or the regular garage-style space. would it matter during these months? would it matter more during other months? Thanks.
Asked by FD - Tue Aug 28 10:34:24 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Climate controlled. You want temp maximums not to exceed the mid 80's F. Humidity doesn't matter much to the vinyl, but the paper jackets will deteriorate rapidly in a damp environment. 23% relative humidity should be ok but to be sure, check with your local bookbindery. They should have some charts for paper vs water absorbtion.
Answered by Muledancer - Tue Aug 28 10:47:23 2007
Q. I live in the northeast, will be away for the fall, and plan to put my vinyl and comics in a self-storage facility. i have everything boxed up properly but need to determine if i need to spring the extra money for a climate-controlled storage or the regular garage-style space. would it matter during these months? would it matter more during other months? Thanks.
Asked by FD - Tue Aug 28 10:34:24 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Climate controlled. You want temp maximums not to exceed the mid 80's F. Humidity doesn't matter much to the vinyl, but the paper jackets will deteriorate rapidly in a damp environment. 23% relative humidity should be ok but to be sure, check with your local bookbindery. They should have some charts for paper vs water absorbtion.
Answered by Muledancer - Tue Aug 28 10:47:23 2007
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